Key Takeaways
1. Xgimi has launched the RS 20 projector series in China, featuring four models: RS 20 Plus, RS 20 Pro Max, RS 20 Ultra, and RS 20 Ultra Max.
2. All models support native 4K resolution and are equipped with a tri-laser light engine, offering professional-grade color calibration and low latency performance.
3. The RS 20 Ultra Max is the top model, featuring 4500 CVIA lumens brightness, advanced lens shift capabilities, and various HDR certifications.
4. The RS 20 Ultra includes high-end components with 4100 CVIA lumens brightness, while the RS 20 Pro Max focuses on image calibration with professional-grade support.
5. Pricing ranges from 6,699 yuan ($925) for the RS 20 Plus to 13,399 yuan ($1,850) for the RS 20 Ultra Max, with availability in China and plans for international release.
Xgimi has unveiled its latest projector series, the RS 20, in China, marking a significant advancement in home projection tech. This new lineup features four distinct models: RS 20 Plus, RS 20 Pro Max, RS 20 Ultra, and RS 20 Ultra Max. All these models come equipped with native 4K resolution, a tri-laser light engine, professional-grade color calibration, and impressive low latency performance. Let’s dive into the details of the specifications and pricing.
Top of the Line: Xgimi RS 20 Ultra Max
Leading the pack is the RS 20 Ultra Max, a projector that offers top-tier performance. It boasts a native 4K resolution of 3840×2160, powered by MediaTek’s advanced MT9681 chipset and Mali-G57 GPU. With 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage, it provides ample power for various applications. The custom-made red-ring “X Master” lens allows for optical zoom (1.2–1.5:1) and advanced lens shift capabilities: ±120% vertically and ±45% horizontally. This means users can easily adjust the image size and position without losing quality.
This projector shines with a brightness level of 4500 CVIA lumens (5700 ISO) and has a contrast ratio of 10000:1. Its triple-laser light engine includes 40 emitters and uses the Qualas 32 architecture, ensuring outstanding HDR performance with certifications for Dolby Vision, HDR Vivid, and IMAX Enhanced. Additionally, it features a motorized pan-tilt design, automatic keystone correction, AI obstacle avoidance, and operates quietly at just 28dB. The elegant Etoupe grey exterior gives it a sophisticated look, while its weight is 5.4kg.
The Xgimi RS 20 Ultra
Next in line is the RS 20 Ultra, which takes a more modest approach but still includes high-end components. It uses the same MT9681 SoC but is equipped with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. This model delivers 4100 CVIA lumens (4800 ISO) of brightness and also features a similar red-ring X Master lens with ±120% vertical and ±45% horizontal optical shift. The lens is constructed with nine coated glass elements that enhance sharpness and color accuracy.
Equipped with the Qualas 22 triple-laser system, which has 36 emitters, this projector is certified for Rec.709, DCI-P3, BT.2020, and Adobe RGB color spaces, all adjusted to Delta E<0.8 precision. With features like Da Vinci color mode and 22-point image customization, it’s perfect for color grading aficionados and film lovers. Gamers will appreciate its support for 240Hz at 1080p or 60Hz at 4K, along with ALLM, VRR, and a super-low input latency of just 1ms.
Xgimi RS 20 Pro Max and Plus
Just below the Ultra models, the RS 20 Pro Max offers native 4K with a strong focus on image calibration. It runs on the MT9681 processor and includes the 8445 image driver along with the 472TP DMD chip for stunning visuals. Brightness is rated at 3100 CVIA lumens (3800 ISO), maintaining a robust contrast ratio of 10000:1.
Like its counterparts, it supports Dolby Vision, IMAX Enhanced, and HDR Vivid, but also adds professional-grade LUT support. The enhanced X-VUE 3.0 engine features a dedicated AI processor for real-time image improvements. It includes dual Harman Kardon speakers with surround sound capabilities. For gamers, it has VRR, ALLM, 1ms latency, and specific A/V presets tailored for different genres.
Lastly, the RS 20 Plus offers a more approachable option while still boasting many premium features seen in higher models. It utilizes the same native 4K DMD chip and the custom-built X Master lens with 1.2–1.5:1 optical zoom and ±120% shift. It operates on the MT9681 chipset, Mali-G57 GPU, 4GB of RAM, and 32GB of storage.
With an 18-laser configuration, it produces 2300 CVIA lumens (3000 ISO), and supports Rec.709, DCI-P3, and BT.2020 color spaces, all within the same Delta E<0.8 range. Advanced image processing is managed by X-VUE 3.0, incorporating AI-PQ, AI-HDR, and AI-SR technologies. For gaming, it supports 240Hz at 1080p and has a quick 1ms response time, making it ideal for console and PC gaming. The RS 20 Plus is designed with a stylish “Little Elephant Grey” finish and weighs 4.8kg.
Pricing and Availability
The pricing for these models is as follows: the RS 20 Plus is set at 6,699 yuan ($925), the RS 20 Pro Max at 9,199 yuan ($1,270), the RS 20 Ultra at 11,399 yuan ($1,570), and the RS 20 Ultra Max at the top of the lineup for 13,399 yuan ($1,850). All of these projectors are currently available in China through major platforms and are expected to be released in international markets later this year.
Earlier in the month, Xgimi also launched the Z6X Pro compact projector in China, featuring a 910 CVIA tri-color laser light source, HiSilicon chip, and audio tuned by Harman.
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